Liberal Thugs Bring The Rain In Maine
By Wyatt Earp | November 6, 2009
There’s nothing that brightens my day more than hearing about people who truly appreciate and respect the American democratic process. One person, one vote, and to the victors go the spoils.
Of course, some Left-wingers believe that there is nothing more democratic than threatening those who didn’t vote along their lines.
Just like the anti-Prop. 8 mob in California, the left-wing mafioso in Maine are targeting Americans who oppose gay marriage. Where are all the civility police to decry the climate of hate?
Voters on Tuesday repealed the state’s same sex marriage law after an emotionally charged campaign that drew large numbers to the polls and focused national attention on Maine.
…”In a defiant speech to several hundred lingering supporters, No on 1 campaign manager Jesse Connolly pledged that his side “will not quit until we know where every single one of these votes lives.”” (H/T – Michelle Malkin)
Stay classy, liberals! Personally, I am not for gay marriage, but I fully support civil unions. It’s just my opinion. That being said, if Pennsylvanians voted on this issue and it passed, I wouldn’t cry foul afterward. It’s how the electoral system works, and while it is not perfect, it is the best system you’re going to find on Earth.
Topics: WTF? | 9 Comments »
November 6th, 2009 at 8:11 am
I imagine in Maine they aren’t singing the “Lumberjack Song” right about now.
November 6th, 2009 at 8:35 am
I think the entire institution of marriage should be completely banned!
I hope my wife doesn’t read this.
November 6th, 2009 at 9:52 am
Hey buddy, YOU proposed to ME!
November 6th, 2009 at 10:31 am
I do support gay marriage, and these guys make me embarrassed to be on the same side. In fact, this is why as much as I support it, I would most likely be unwilling to help out should it ever go to the ballot box here specifically because we see this crap so much. In fact, it’s kind of like Daylin Leach, the lefty Senator from Montgomery County. He’s such an ass to people he disagrees with that I don’t want him on my side for the issues where we do agree. (His Twitter feed is usually good for you daily dose of asshole in case you Philly folks are running low…)
What infuriates me is that younger people are overwhelmingly supportive of gay marriage. All the proponents really have to do is wait a few more years. If I knew that gun control would basically end if I just waited for a generation or two of solidly pro-gun voters to grow up, I’d be ecstatic. Sure, I’d try to make improvements along the way, but I sure as hell wouldn’t do anything to jeopardize that likely future support like threaten opponents or start acting out violently as some did in California.
November 6th, 2009 at 11:13 am
I’m for gay marriage too, but Jesse Connolly is a jackass.
November 6th, 2009 at 12:41 pm
“will not quit until we know where every single one of these votes lives.”
Way to chill free speech and the democratic process.
I can picture one of these activists pulling up to an out of the way farm in back woods Maine and not realizing what the banjo music coming from the house means.
November 6th, 2009 at 1:52 pm
Jon – That is such a great skit.
Crankipants – Look out below you!
Mrs. Crankipants – And he’s regretted it ever since. *ducks*
Bitter – Exactly. And I think the rabid pro-marriage folks are turning off a lot of others who would otherwise vote for and support the movement.
Randal – That’s only because you have a man-crush on Kevin Smith.
Lergnom – I wonder what they would do if people said they would track down everyone who voted for Senators Snowe and Collins?
November 6th, 2009 at 4:49 pm
Oh please let one of these douche-nozzles show up on my door step.
November 6th, 2009 at 9:37 pm
Gay marriage is a non sequitur or an oxymoron in my view. It is another attempt by a tiny minority of people financed by some fat cat liberals to minimize and demean a special relationship between a man and a woman.
If, in fact, the activists within the homosexual community really wanted to get married then they could do so every day of the week. But that is not the goal here. The goal is to get the state to recognize it even though there is no widespread movement within their community to do so. If there was a widespread movement and commitment to each other within their community then they would be getting married in their own religious or secular ceremonies. It does not happen nor will it happen.
It is all about government recognition and from that, educating children to be tolerant of men marrying men and women marrying women, of adoption rights ad infinitum.
It is a scam by a very few rich, powerful people and each time it is run by the voters it is defeated.
I hope they put my name on the list that opposes it.